like white house christmases, always so fun. thank you for joining us, getting this week going. i will see you on "the five." the whole gang is back and who knows what we will get up to you at that point. trace, will you stick around and watch us on "the five"? >> trace: looking a lot like christmas in new york, thank you for the snowstorm. we will also look ahead to the busy week of impeachment hearings and ten things also on our radar, wicked weather coast-to-coast getting worse by the minute. and while you hunt for cyber monday deals, hackers or hunting steels. a huge supreme court case puts gun control in the cross hairs, starting a new sex abuse claims that could cause the catholic church billions and billions. a manhunt 14 suspects, they are definitely dangerous. sick of flying coach? how one woman's weird attempt to snag a bigger seat resulted in an unscheduled landing.

nightmare in paradise when a family claims a dolphin went on the attack. they should've stuck with the sharks. the story behind this daring dip and alexa, can you please keep a secret? how voice assistance are making it too easy for kids to peek beneath the tree. i am trace gallagher, nonstop hour of news starts now. our reporting begins with the impeachment inquiry entering a whole new phase this week, the house intelligence committee is putting the finishing touches on its final report as the house judiciary committee gears up to take the reins and hold its first impeachment hearing on wednesday. lawmakers on the intel committee expected to review the report tonight and vote on it tomorrow. after weeks of testimony from witnesses at the center of the ukraine controversy. white house lawyers refusing to participate in wednesday's

hearing calling it highly partisan inquiry. and president trump as blasting democrats rescheduling the hearing while he is meeting with our nato allies at a summit in london. we have team fox coverage, chief white house correspondent john roberts in london but first, mike emanuel reporting live for us on capitol hill. what are we expecting on wednesday? >> it will be in the judiciary committee with experts looking at the constitutional and historical relevance of impeachment, but the panel's top republican says he doesn't have much more than that. >> we are going to have an academic hearing on wednesday which we don't even know who their witnesses are yet. we don't even know how to prepare. we asked for fairness and have not got an answer back on that. this is another slideshow. >> on the other side, senate judiciary democrats as a little historical context is helpful. >> i see it simply as a global

watergate. back then, you had a president and richard nixon who was paranoid and he delegated to some people to go break into the headquarters and get into a file cabinet to get dirt on a political opponent. that is basically what this president has done on a global basis. >> it is not clear how many hearings has judiciary will have but number one is on wednesday. >> how are democrats responding to criticism from republicans about the impeachment probe? >> democrats are basically saying that they are just trying to stay focused on the massive job ahead of them. >> our job is to follow the facts, apply the law, be guided by the u.s. constitution, and present the truth to the american people no matter where it leads because no one is above the law. that's what we have been doing, that's what we are doing, that's what we want to continue to do moving forward. >> a key republican says all president trump did wrong was not sounding like a diplomat. >> didn't use the delicate

language of diplomacy in that conversation, that is true. he also doesn't use the smarmy talk of politicians. what you hear from donald j. trump is the blunt talk of the manhattan businessmen. he says what he means and means what he says. >> we will see if any lawmakers change their tune after being home for about a week and a half with their constituents. >> trace: meantime, former fbi lawyer lisa page now speaking out. >> that's right, breaking her silence after being at the center of a political controversy, the 39-year-old former fbi lawyer who was in the middle of a major political mess after her political text messages when public. she was having an affair with peter strzok, an fbi agent at the time. of page told the daily fee she doesn't like being called out by president trump. "it's like being punched in the gut. my heart dropped to my stomach when i realized he has tweeted about me again. it's the president of the united states is calling me names to the entire world, perhaps not surprising

considering there were several fbi officials who were publicly against then candidate trump. >> trace: live for us on capitol hill, thank you. a team fox coverage continues now, chief white house correspondent john roberts reporting live in london where president trump is expected to arrive within the next hour. >> just a little bit after 8:00 here in london, an hour and 45 minutes from now will be touching down at the air force base and then he will participate in the nato summit but on his way out of the white house, the president again according to another denial of any kind of pressure or quid pro quo he put on the ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. in an interview with "time" magazine, zelensky saying "i never talk to the president from a position of a quid pro quo. i don't want us to look like beggars, but you have to understand we are at war. you are our strategic partner, you can't go blocking anything for us. i think that is just about fairness. is not about a quid pro quo, it

just goes without saying." on his way out of the white house this morning, the president again saying zelensky's denial of a quid pro quo should end this investigation but also claiming republicans will benefit from what the democrats are pursuing in congress. listen here. >> just came out a little while ago and said president trump did absolutely nothing wrong and that could end everything. they are going to do what they want to do and i think it is going to be a tremendous boon for republicans. >> in a letter to the house judiciary committee, jerrold nadler of the white house counsel saying the white house will not participate in wednesday's hearing and the detailed five-page letter saying "we cannot fairly be expected to participate in a hearing while the witnesses are you have to be named. while it remains unclear whether the judiciary committee well before the president a fair

process through additional hearings." jerrold nadler just wrote back in the last hour saying the president is interested in transparency, he will quit blocking the appearance of witnesses and documents that the judiciary committee and the intelligence committee have been requesting now from the white house for months. >> trace: mentioned here in london, explain what we can expect during the president's trip there. >> he is here for the annual nato summit. tomorrow, going to a bilateral meeting with the french president emmanuel macron, then going to have tea with prince charles and camilla and then tomorrow evening, they will be a reception for all the nato leaders hosted by the queen. there could be some division here even though this is to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the alliance, they are increasing tensions from within turkey moving towards russia to some degree particularly in what's going on in northern syria and the fact that turkey invaded northern syria and then a french president emmanuel macron also

flexing his muscles, diplomatic ones, against president trump declaring that the nato alliance is approaching brain death because of the president's criticisms of the alliance. president trump of course firing back that nato is $130 billion richer since he took over and has been putting pressure on nato members to pony up the 2% of their gdp that they agreed to do by 2024. so in addition to celebration of unity here, there could be some divisions in london over the next couple of days. >> trace: john roberts live for us in london, thank you. let's bring in house judiciary committee member from pennsylvania. we have reached out to all the democrats on the committee and none of them were able to come on today. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. what is your response to the white house not participating in the upcoming hearing? >> i don't blame the white house and i don't blame the president for not participating. the time to participate for the

president to have a lawyer present evidence was in the initial hearing. that was denied to him and therefore this has been a completely partisan process in the process has really been broken. he really can't fix it now. >> trace: i want to get jerrold nadler, the house judiciary chair on record here. he said this if i could put this on the screen just a short time ago, late last night the president and his counsel turned down her invitation to participate in wednesday's hearing. his response is unfortunate because allowing the president to participate has been a priority to the house from the outset. the american people deserve transparency. the president thinks the call was perfect and there was nothing to hide, then he would turn over the thousands of pages of documents requested by congress, allow witnesses to testify instead of blocking testimony baseless privilege claims and provide any exculpatory information that refutes the overwhelming evidence of his abuse of power." your thoughts on that, congressman.

>> though simply just aren't the facts. this entire investigation was behind closed doors. the vast majority of members of congress were kept down, i was fortunate because i am on foreign affairs and i was able to take part in the hearings but most people weren't. we were not able to bring forth our own witnesses, our time to question was very limited. the president was not afforded the right to have an attorney there, the right to present evidence so this was completely done in a soviet style. now to come back and try to fix this process is just not going to happen. it's a political hit job from the start. >> trace: we mentioned at the top we couldn't find any of your democratic colleagues to come on today but we want to get this from the new york congressman. >> we are here at this moment right now because the president decided to pressure a foreign government to target an american citizen for political gain and at the same time withhold

$391 million in military aid from a very vulnerable ukraine, an ally to the united states and russian backed separatists in crimea. that's where we are at this moment. >> they want to make this about the quid pro quo, they cannot prove that case. i was a prosecutor, defense attorney, district judge. there's no way i'm going to prosecute this case because a democrat can't make out the elements of the crime. because zelensky did not feel there was a quid pro quo, because he did not feel there was tit-for-tat, there was actually no quid pro quo here. they cannot make out a legal case. with the democrats are trying to do is pull the wool over the eyes of the american people, plummeting in the polls and frankly between a rock and a hard place. >> trace: i want to put these on the screen, quinnipiac's latest poll, 45% the president should be impeached, 48% say that he does not or should not be impeached. cnn had different numbers a day

earlier, 50% saying yes with 43% saying don't think so. he last response that quickly? >> in the swing districts, the democrats are losing ground with independents and moderate democrats. they are in a really tough plac place. when i think you for your insight, we appreciate it. a couple of accused killers among some teenagers who escaped juvenile detention and police say these teams are trouble. also, developing this afternoon, word of a shoot-out inside a high school. reports of a student and an officer exchanging fire. from all the journalists of fox news, this is fox news reporting from new york. on a snowy afternoon.

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>> trace: of school resource officer got a classroom of students to safety before he exchanged gunfire with another student to refuse to drop his gun. that's according to "milwaukee journal sentinel," this happened about 15 miles west of milwaukee. police say the suspect was the only one hurt and that he is currently in custody, the building now safe and secure. nashville police say they're on the hunt for four dangerous teenagers who escaped from a juvenile potential center over the holiday weekend. among the fugitives, accused of killing the lead singer of a local rock band. >> describing these teams is extremely dangerous, two of them are accused of murder, two of them are accused of armed robbery. this all happened at 9:40 p.m. in downtown nashville at a juvenile detention center.

is clear that facilities several rules were broken, after 9:00 p.m. they were helping the supervisor cleanup, called to another part of the building to break up a fight. getting into an elevator taken down to the basement, walk through the door and then run to freedom out on the street. there has been no sightings since i went in his car looking before notifying police. >> trace: what more do we know about the teenager accused of murdering a local musician? >> it is not clear who pulled the trigger, there were five people involved. the brutality really shocked the people of nashville. happened back in february. 24-year-old local singer was robbed by "the five" when he refused to give up his car keys, they shot and killed him at the court proceedings for murder, three of the suspects had to be

removed for talking loudly and laughing, one actually threaten the detective on the witness stand saying "don't use my name. so some real brutality in nashville at a very young age and people afraid until these four are apprehended again. back to you. >> trace: live for us and alanna, thank you. at least one of rudy giuliani's associates charged with campaign finance violations in court today, the ukrainian businessman who now lives in florida. prosecutors say he and another soviet born associate of the president's personal lawyers both try to smuggle in russian money to help the president get elected. both have pleaded not guilty and giuliani himself has not been charged. that other associate was not in court today. he is on the house arrest in florida. they say they work with two other men in a separate scheme to funnel russian money to u.s. politicians, they are due in court and have also pleaded not

guilty. just breaking right now, he says that he will comply with the subpoena. more on that. the hearing has now ended and they are leaving. we will give you breaking news updates as they come in. meantime, a city in morning as london remembers the young university graduates killed in a terror attack near the iconic bridge. and a girl's of swimming with a dolphin ended in tears after flipper apparently flipped out. with va mortgage rates near 50-year lows,

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>> trace: a moment of silence as people gather in central london to remember to victims of a terror attack that folded near london bridge. jack merritt and 23-year-old jones were both graduates of the university of cambridge. a family member described merritt as a beautiful, talented boy who was looking forward to building a future with his girlfriend. and loved ones say jones was funny and kind i wanted to see all the best in all people. flowers, cards, and tributes aligned parts of the iconic bridge number one note reads "the most wonderful human." lycee victims were at a conference for prisoner rehabilitation when a man wearing a fake suicide vest stabbed them. a group of people then tackled the attacker before police shot and killed him. the intelligence sources tell gillian turner that the attack was an attempt by the islamic state to show it is still relevant and capable. it comes after american forces killed the terror groups leader

al-baghdadi and october. gillian turner reporting live from washington. >> intelligence sources are telling us that isis has gone underground in the weeks since as a leader al-baghdadi was killed in that u.s.-led race but they are also saying its top-tier leadership is planning a comeback from various hideouts across the mideast. although ices was crippled by their death, they still pose a threat to the u.s. and from the west, take a listen. >> countries have not updated their terrorism laws to reflect the reality of the post 9/11 world. we have asked countries from asia to africa to the middle east to update their terrorism laws to reflect the severity of these acts. he remains an awful lot of work to do. in >> in recent weeks, been hiding out largely in iraq, syria, and in turkey. the head of iraq intelligence

services says that nine intel chiefs are currently in turkey hiding out. turkey being a nato ally. he says "they crossed with helpless smugglers by paying large amounts of money in the secretly entered turkish territory. when he talks about crossing the border, he means the turkish border with syria where these folks were flying into syria from. >> trace: want more do we know about the attacker in london? >> british counterterrorism officials say he previously served six years in prison. british authorities let him go last year without a parole board assessment which he was supposed to have. something we are learning and now is causing an international outcry with britain's own prime minister boris johnson calling valid today and vowing to double-time double down on >> too many people released automatically onto our streets we need to address that. in we can get this problem fixed and get that bill through, then we will.

>> terrorism experts say the u.k.'s terrorism problem in particular is much bigger. thankfully, in scope, it is much bigger, shall we say. thousands of ices fighters returning to western europe every year where is here, the problem has been largely controlled. >> trace: gillian turner live for us in d.c., thank you. our mom thought her 10-year-old daughter was going to die when dolphins attack the child at a swim experience in mexico. that's what she told a british newspaper the sun, a corporate cousin of fox news. the mom says that dolphins rammed and bit her daughter leaving her bloodied and bruised and try to drag the girl under water. a trainer was eventually able to get the animals off of her. the sun reports folks at the dolphin discovery experience and safe rough water conditions to stress the dolphins and a male dolphin got into the area which caused other animals to act out. some states changing their laws

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>> trace: new laws on reporting sex abuse could leave the catholic church on the hook for billions more in payouts. journalists who interviewed more than a dozen lawyers and clergy abuse watchdog groups of the big ones. this week, new jersey will open as to your window for survivors to report abuse even if the statute of limitations has passed. the three year time frame starts in january but church leaders say since many of these claims are from so long ago and most of the accused priests are dead, it would be very hard to find out exactly what happened. a breaking news investigative reporter at the associated press wrote the story coming you've got attorneys now in various states soon to be new jersey running ads looking for potential victory. >> the analogy may be bad but it's like the asbestos cases. all of these lawyers are piling

on now because suddenly, eight states have opened called windows allowing these lawsuits, it is allowing these victims to file suit. >> trace: these are the eight states and the look back window which means a statute of limitations, there is none and they are new jersey, new york, california, montana, hawaii, north carolina, arizona, but we are talking about billions of dollars. the last thing the catholic church wants is for these cases to go to trial. is that a fair assessment? remake that is fair. so one lawyer i spoke to who was unsure whether the payouts would be 2 billion, 4 billion, if that is more than the catholic church has paid to date and if you ask victims, but that one said the x factor is trials. will the catholic church fight these and will the plaintiffs go all the way to trial?

if they do, the culture of the country's change and you could see jerry is doling out million dollars per victim and that's a lot of money for the catholic church. >> trace: we know that catholic dioceses around the country are looking at their insurance policies looking to bolster them, they are trying to get ready for this. >> they also set up compensation funds in many of the states trying to get alleged victims to settle out of court and that could often be for much less than if it goes to trial and seeing if the catholic church will be successful. >> trace: what about the catholic church's position where a lot of these priests, many of them are dead and it will be very hard to gain the facts in these types of cases. >> this is interesting and troublesome. how do you mete out justice when

the person who's been accused of abusing you when you were 13 and eisenhower was president's long dead. in fact, the general counsel represents the u.s. bishop told me that people can't give witness. we are not here to defend themselves. so that is a real concern. >> trace: we talk about the catholic church, boy scouts of america also looking at these look back window laws saying this could impact us as well. >> asked, and there were rumors teetering on bankruptcy and this is also sparked of these new laws have also led to a lot of speculation about what dioceses might be next to file for bankruptcy. one not good of you, thank you. supreme court taking up nearly a decade, hearing arguments challenging the new york city rule that restricts people from transporting licensed gun through the city. lower courts have upheld the regulation and wrote it protects safety and the country's most

populated city but city officials scaled back the rule after the high court agreed to take up the case. now people can transport locked and unlocked guns to second homes or shooting ranges outside city limits, but critics say the regulation is still unconstitutional and too restrictive, a decision expected by late june. the republican congressman from california duncan hunter said he would plead guilty to misusing campaign funds, entered a not guilty plea. he used campaign cash to pay for vacations, golf trips, fancy trips for his many mistresses. congressman hunter said he is changing his plea to protect his children and also to help keep his seat in republican hands. the congressman has not yet announced whether he is stepping down. his wife had previously cut a deal to spill everything she knows. how far would you go to score a little extra legroom on a plane? investigators say a woman in florida faked a medical emergency after crewmembers denied her a big receipt.

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>> trace: a live look at sixth avenue here in new york where snow has been following for hours now. the governor of new york declaring a state of emergency and sending out the national guard. is the first major winter storm of the season slams the northeast. in an upstate new york already got more than 20 inches. forecasters are warning the snow could continue overnight. winter weather is not just causing the northeast, at

laguardia airport here in new york, the fox business networks jeff flock at chicago o'hare international airport. claudia cowan in san francisco. but first, let's go to molly in newton, massachusetts, just outside boston. >> this is the beginning of it, little taste of what is to come in the months coming up ahead, heavy snow started last night and went into a really messy but we have felt these temperatures drop and it is getting cold and that means slick roads. out here, we can see the traffic moving, folks getting out early. we just got word of a big tractor-trailer that is off of major communing headaches trying to go west into the city of boston and that is where the majority of the snow is expected to hit and warnings that tonight we are expecting more snow so this is still storming calm between these two major storms, one more note, some 60 plus

flights canceled, 400 delays and we will see what that means tonight as well. i want to send things over to my colleagues over in laguardia in new york. >> thank you, molly. what we're seeing here is a lot of traffic coming into the airport, let alone all the delays. we have to wait 30 minutes according to some taxi drivers just to get here, they track flights. they are saying that now laguardia is the worst airport when it comes to flight delays across the country, followed by new york and new jersey and o'hare. unfortunately for all those travelers, what we're seeing today is 4,000 delays in 600 cancellations. i spoke to some passengers about their experience thus far, listen in. >> it's been interesting. i came from columbus and that was delayed a little bit.

my flight here was delayed, had to really run to the airport. >> other than that, we are here. >> those are some optimistic passengers for right now, this boat is definitely becoming way more delayed, pushing delays across the board but i'm sure it is just as bad at o'hare jeff flock so i will send it to him, my colleague. >> i think you win today, and i am happy to be at o'hare at a time that i don't have to travel anywhere although today it is not as bad. we really took the brunt of this right through the thanksgiving holidays as you see now, not a disastrous situation out of o'hare, not like in denver for example, yesterday was just a mess out there, lots of delays, long lines to get into security and some not so hot. as christina mentions, laguardia 31% of the flights out of laguardia now have been

delayed. delays here, but mainly because we are in a situation where we get the ripple effect. you see any yellow up there, that is trouble either late flights, canceled flights on the rest and that is what's up there. now, we are in the middle of the country, but the storms continue out on the west coast. always happy see claudia cowan somewhere and hopefully not too much of a mess. >> staying dry inside, taking a look at the very wet streets here in san francisco as we drive along the embarcadero. here in the mountains where this winter storms has walloped the sierra nevada's dropping several feet of snow which are but remain in effect, great first years, not so much for drivers who had to endure long traffic jams, the section of interstate five known as the grapevine was

shut down for a time for a huge back up there, fierce winds also knocking out power to 1,000 customers lake arrowhead. we can rain totals topping 7 inches in some places, the storm was pretty much parked over the bay area for about 36 hours. back here live, the rain has started to take her taper off h another big storm arriving just in time for the weekend. >> trace: thank you so much. alexa may be on santa's naughty list this year after a british mom says the digital assistant blurted out that her daughter's christmas gift had been delivered. that is what our corporate cousins with the sun report. the woman says alexa announced while they were in the kitchen parcel arriving along with the name of her daughters present. she said her 10-year-old heard what it was and now she has to buy her another gift that she will be surprised. execs with amazon headset alexa would stop announcing what is

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several people are behind bars in mexico in connection with the death of nine americans including six children's. the ambush happened near the border on november 6th. gunmen opened fire on three suvs full of mothers and children. all victims were american citizens. they were living in a community founded by an offshoot of the church of latter-day saints. >> captured several men who participated in the attack. the victims families say the arrest of three of "low-level thugs" is not enough and plan on discussing it a meeting today with the mexican president. >> we are not against the president. we are against the security polities use until now because they're not worked. we are against the apathy and

inaction of the citizens. >> the nex mexican government wl fulfill the responsibility to get justice. we are a free sovereign country. >> president trump says he plans to designate the cartels as a terrorist organization. >> this comes on the heels of more violence this weekend. >> 40 miles south of the texas border, gunmen bearing a cartel logo plastered city hall with a hail of bullets. two -- 22 dead including four police. some took to the streets to protest violence one year after the president promised hugs, not of bullets would bring peace. it has not appeared at the violence is spreading.

>> the truth is that they are killing us in mexico. we don't see results. we don't see a security strategy. >> as the u.s. prepares to go to war with a cartel, what does that mean? what will mexico accept? it is a broad mandate that could include anything from intel, deportations, mexico opposes. that should be part of the discussion this week. >> thank you. actress lori locklin's daughter is making her big return to youtube after the nationwide college admission scandal rocks their family. she posted her video in nearly nine months. the first since she stopped attending the university of southern california. she says that she's coming back to youtube, but she cannot talk about the case against her parents. >> it is something that needs to be addressed. unfortunately, which is also why i did know exactly when i should

come back to youtube. the reason for that is because i'm legally not allowed to speak on anything going on right now. >> she became famous because of her makeup and fashion tutorials. her mom i'm a full house star lori locklin and fashion designer that are accused of paying half a million dollars to get her and her sister into as a fake crew team member. they pleaded not guilty. a diehard cincinnati bengals and said he would camp out on the roof until his team won. when we spoke with him a few weeks ago, he said he might be up there for a while. >> when the bengals season is over for this year, they will come down. a lot has changed.

bengals, they picked up their first win sunday beating the new york jets. the next weekend, what was that? that means he's gotten down off his roof. >> it was a quiet october. there were times when i really wanted to come down. my buddies would never let me live it up. >> he lives on top of his restaurant roof for 57 days and hosted thanksgiving up there. but now, he is just thankful to be back on solid ground. take a look at the dow today. it is cyber monday. the dow is not doing too well. down 250 points. we don't know why. cyber monday is supposed to gin things up. it gender things down after the thanksgiving, maybe people are lackadaisical. we'll have that and more at the top of the hour when neil cavuto checks in.

we will have a live news update on facebook watch. it streams live on the facebook watch home page just a few minutes from now. neil cavuto, right now. ♪ >> neil: baby, it is still cold outside. what will it be? do you want to shovel or do you want to shop? this cyber monday, shop. it's not even close. i am neil cavuto. let it snow as long as it doesn't get in the way of americans in their computers. if you are among the americans doing that this snowy cyber monday. skipping the line and shopping online. keep in mind, the day ain't ov over. by later tonight, experts predict we will point, click, and buy our way to close to